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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
The Quiiotoa Shooting.

To Deputy Sheriff Fsison Shaw tn CITIZEN IS indebted for the following particulars of the shooting of Jame
 Moran. foreman of the Locomotive Min ing Company, by Fred Wall. Deput! Shaw and Dr. Spencer left here on Sat urdsy morning for the Quiiotos anC reached there the same night ca th' morning following Mir. Shaw started back with his prisoner and reached
 Tucson early on Sunday evening.
 From she accounts given of the shoot ing by the messenger who brought il the information, it was thought thal Moran would be dead before medics assistance could arrive, but he wss found resting as comfortable as the CIT cumsiances of the case would permit He was not shot through the bowels as reported, but through the right breast the oall entering about one inch iron the nipple, making its exit near the middle uf the back but fortunately nol Oresklug or Iuiuriug the bone.
 Within the past two weeks Sheriff Shaw had occAsiOn t0 RrTest W8L on the charge at mslIo!ous destruction of prop erty. Wall was brought ID here and settled the matter up. While here. It |, said, he heard damaging reports con cernlDg ;he character of bIs wife who re- gently resided m Tucson. On his re turn to the Qr jOsoa ho draBk heavily. and while drunk quarreled with hIs wifi, and attempted to shoot hsr. This wss at the Locomotive mine on Thnrsd y las. The vie rG0 tC the comp ny ' bUarding house where James Moran and a number of miners were gettIns dinner, and besought pr lection from Walt who was following her. revolver 1T hand. Moran and others disarmeo Wal. who went gvty, threatening ven genance. The party at the table had tn;shed their dinner and were sittins out idle when Wall returned armed with q Sisrp's 10 rife. Addressing himself to Moran he demanded his pistol and when the letter denied bavin it, diber- a,elY raised Lis fihe and .hI. him as Es shove stated.
 He was at oucs si, Ze | ar5 Scd. Act ing -uper:Utencent smith Ge'..lyd eiybt -hIi's at the com. .aUy's cSPeose, {
 usri him. The moe c.0-el Q. .gn auC 8 hoy ilis bending ds,, '.ra a. Snper- in'a1dsnt Murray, who k in San Frar- clscD.
 At Qni iltos the shooting is regarle. s cold blooded an unprovJk,d Wall undoubtedly vas dTulE. but taIs IS exo5se t1r brutal murder.
 Dr. SperceT renal ed VItn his pc tieut and would # @ sa.iable convey Nnce could 5- had. br.ns him to toEI where tnc LCcegsaIy comforts could b, p-ocnrct.
 Tee rife with which Wall sh0s Moran Is 40 ,libre Sharps hunting rifle. l belonged to NIT. Brown and was ID hi cabin about leo yards below the board Ing house. Wall broke open the csbu and secured i.. I;Eo happened that tb 7Gly cartridge in town that would f.. Ess in the gun when Wall secured ii rne buile. after passlns tbrnuRh M1rsn' body went through the two sides of a large ore wGsDR and through Ths felict If the wheel on ths opposite s;de. Thi, e ss far as 1t could be traced.
 Depu'y Shaw is to be con pllmeuied m h's quick. successful trip. H. llUr -d his man safely m Iiil in less than & lOurs after leaving hero for him
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Snfefr From Malaria.

The moss vigorous constitution. and the strongest physique, IS not proof against c sease. the germs ot which impreguata the air we breathe and the vatsr SC drink. The true prepara,Ive, the surest defense, is to fortify the sys- lem with a mcd;cins which possesses specific virtues as safeRusrd aud remedy. Fl 'stelter's Stomach Bitters IS precisely this srtIcle-proved by eonoiu
 sive tests to be SO. Not only On this continent, wherever miasma gives rirth to the mslsrisI intec'icn, but Ia the tropics, where fever and egue sssumes its most malignant types, this incompsrable, popular and deserving medicine has, for over quarter of . century, shown its efficacy, Chilis aud fever, dumb sgue. bilious remitieni alike yield to its influence and are pre- vented by 1t. The word "fsIl" hos DO plscs in the lexicon of possibilities when this peerless article ;s used. IL tones the stomach, aTouses the lIver when slugpifh, and promotes healthful activity of the kidneys snd bladder,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
New Goods and New Prices Full Weight and Full Meas
 ure---No Humbug.
Marum DSrum.

" nA hAAA D0A The grandmother has sent the follow ing price list and ordered mo to sell heap before 1 20 up the San Pedro again:
 Armour Packing company, Kansas City, sugar cured ham. Extra 5. O. breakfast bacon. California Gilroy Butter.
 Lard.
 Bonelesg ham.
 Pigs feet, half f-bsrrels.
 Pickled tripe half barrels.
 Imported Swiss cheese.
 New York cream cheese. French cream cheese. Hamburger cheese, California cheese
 Golden Syrup,
 Olive oil.
 Wine vinegar.
 MRckerel.
 immersed Holland herring. Holland herring, Milchner. Russian ssrdelles.
 Anchovies.
 French sardines.
 Pepper hash.
 Stuffed peppers.
 Ssuer Krsut.
 Vinegar pickles.
 German pickles.
 Queen olives.
 Worcestershire sauee. Tomato cstsup.
 Smoked blosters.
 AnchovIes. Hamburg Eels. Chsmpig- nons. Swedish Apchovies, Deviled Ham, Lunch Tongue. Roast Turkey, Oysters, and all kinds of fruit
 Every article the price of which is not given will be sold below any other hous..
 All orders promptly filed and goods delivered free of chsrge-so save the country.
 H JosFrH DuRR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Good Results In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, whole sale paper dealer of Chstts1Oogs. Tenn, writes ths. be
 was seriously afflicted with a severe cold
 that settled on his lungs: hsd tired
 many remedies without benefit. Being induced to try Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for consumption, did SO and was en- tIrely cured by use of few bottles. Since which time be has uSed 1t in bis family for all Coughs and Colds ~lth best results Gbis IS the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by thIs wonderful Discovery. Trial bottles free Gt Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Governors Proclamation. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARrNrSr

- OEA
 Whereas, The Iive Stock Sanitary Commission of the Territory of Arizons have directed my attention to the fact, that reliable information has reached them that contagious pleuro-pdeumonia has made Its appearance ID a large number of animals within the States of New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Illinoi, and the District of Columbia. and is liable to make its appearance m the Ststs of MissOuri. That the cattle interests of the Territory are greatly en- dsngered by the prevalence of thIs plague in the said States owing to i'm pOrtations of cattle therefrOm, and
 Whereas. The immense cattle in terests of Arizona are thus menanoed and heavy loss upon this one of the most important of our industries ls liable to occur, unless precautionary measures are adopted.
 Now, therefore, l. c. Meyer Zuliok, Governor of the Territory of Arizona by virtue of the authority of law in me vested. do hereby order, establish and declare a quarantine, to take effect on :he fist day of June, 1887, against 4A AHC naAA AoANAtOfg hCACbOAOAC WaA toned embracing also England. Scot land and the Dominion of Canada, on all bovine cattle from said localities coming into tbe Territory of Arizons unless they are qusrentined at the point If entry prescribed by the rules and -egulariiiss of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Arizona, for a period o' sixty days, and retained there until they ,nall receive a certificate of health signed y the Veterinary Surgeon of the Terri -ory of Arizona, or some duly authorized deputy under him.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have here -- unto set my hand and caused the . Great Seal of the Territory to be 5 hereto afiIed.
 
 Done at Prescott, the Capitol, this 'wenty-sixth day of May, A. D, 1887.
 O. MEYER ZULICk, By tbe Governor,
 Wv. O. FOSTER,
 Acting Secretary of Territory. if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Hayes and Tilden Electoral Commis.
 sion.

 HARsHAw, June 23,d. 1887. EDITOR CHIZsN:-I wish tC ask few questions that would liao answered iI the eolunss of your papsr.
 I4t-Who composed tue commission tha: decided the contest bs,woen Hayes aud TildeD, Please give names ana their official positions. 2nd-Wnen was David Davis appoint. ed to the Supreme Bench? Before or after the Presidential commission ad. jDurned.
 3sl-How many judges are there or the Supreme Beach of the Unite d Statese
 B. anssering these quessiors in tht columns of your paper. y0u will confe a favor Ou your subscribers, ss well as ( number O. inpscuuious cUss-s ke my self who read yOur good paper.
 Respecliully, &,.,
 CHAs. DUNN, Jr.
 1st.-The COD gressional electcrfl ws, formed ss frllpvs: Senators Morton F imun7s. FEeliushuyseu, Thurman anc BayarCi; Repre- -entatives HurtOu, Payne. Abbott, Garfield and Hrsr. The Sn- prems Judges were Clifford, Field, Strong, Miller and Bradley.
 Among the ser ators three were re- publicans and two democrats. Or the representatives two were republicans auf ihreo denoHra.s. O: the supreme judges three were reoublicsn and two demorra Justice Bradley the much talked of fifth Digu VEs chosen by the other four associate illces who had previously been appointed. Judge Clifford ssE the pres'iing officer.
 The republicans employed W. M, Eyarls. Stanley Msthe vs, E. T. Slough ton. and G. \. Shells5srgcr. and the democrats Jere Black, Mstt Carpenter and R. l. Merrick as counsel before the com missiOn.
 25-Davij Davis was appointed to the s1u-eus c crurt by Pre7ldsut Lincoln ID 1S62 whose law partner he formerly WAS 3i-Fvrive judges constitute fu bench Cf ihe supreme o7urt. The preg- ept iCenubFnts are Chief Justice Mor rIs7n F. Waite. Samuel F, Miller stephen J. Field, Joseph P Bradley. John II. Harlan, Wm. B. Woods, 5 anlev Mathews, Horace Gray, Sam B'ach!ord.
 .Justice Woods dIed about two months s zines snd bis successor has not yes beeI appointed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
4 nn,nhnr I,llitor.. Niew..

4 Mohamme,ial newspaper published L.. Boribay has exprcssei its-f with some con cis-ness on the subject Of the eduratiol oi women. IL declares that MuSsulman boys should be educated first, before prpas,n edu,ated wives for them, and that girls should te educated 10 suit their station in life. "A veaver's eiucated daughter will not accept m i,literate weaver for husband, nor will she fiul A we,ccme in O rich mans house. Le; her have the benefit Of superior train ing ia the art Of weaving The Mohanlmc
 dan newspaper Is not yet educated up Co the doctrine that education, like Sir Joseph For ter's love, levels all ranlss--Harpers Bazar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Ordinance Nn- h7-

ra ns II ordained by the mayor and com. Ta tGI- council of the city of Tucson, ss b, Ssc l. Ordinance No. 45, approved VI '9e mayor May 8. 1883, IS bereby re. 'DTSd 15 as follows. viz: o.s word thirty in section 5, chapter ,;,. r,s, is hereby stricken out and the word Inserted in lieu thereof. o,i;a-' < All ordinances and parts oI ,,s Hsnees Ssees in conflict with this ordinance hereby repealed. io,oa' O. This ordinance to be in ful pubI,osaad ana effect ten days after the frs IpSioatlon p thereof. July, 1887. Op'so 'his oth day o
 Approved;
 ". E. STEVENS, Attest. Mayor.
 Recorder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
He s,onneh GrumblInr.

Hotel gueso to pretty waiter girl-This teak Is not very good
 Pretty waiter girl-Teaercofys
 Guest-This steak-It's tough and Pretty waiter girl to another pretty waiter g.rll-Charley was asking after you this nlurning, Jen. CTo guestl-Did you s2y tea ercoTyf
 Guest glocnnilyl-Codee.-New York Sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
For Sale Cheap.

The Bueua Ventura ranches with two .oad wells. log cor-sls, adobe houses, sOo So.se mower and pump, and SD eignt .Sonsapd U, gallon redwood tank. Also one sno;no hackboard, ore big young horse Iarrsnted sound, one set light double harness. r w " VII. isnasr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
The Couptry is Safe

The Grandmother has sent very Oood rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Arnor's Kansas Ci'y nig's feet. family pickled pork, sugar cured ham, breakfast bacon and lsrd' She has sent another Swiss cheese welgh. ing 22O pounds and also csrlosn-oi Anht user Busch lager beer. Prices req '' Josxrz ppHR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
When tho Earth VII stop Revolving.

when the EaFth " .aA NAnN A-eNoNAtls.
 \ problem which is attracting to its stujy astronomers. relates to the earth as time E-eT,er We measure time by dividing either
 he period during which the earth reyoivc5 around ;he sun, or that in which it turns on its axis B the first method we measure year: by the second day. The earth. uc- rordin- to some astronomers, Is losing tiIe. Through two cauSes-the suns attraction and the friction, so to speak, of the udes-th- earth each year rcyolves more slowly on its ais. The speculative question which these astronomers are discussing is whether in the tnd the earth viii stop ITS revolution upon is axis and will pres nj always the same face to the sun. When that event occurs there will De perpetual day in one part of tho earth and pcrr.etual night in another. But there k no occasion for immediate alarm. The rate at which the earth iS sII71osed to lose time only sh9r-ens the year by half Q second in cen tury. There nrc more than 3l ,O9.cJJ seconds in a year Therefore, if the earth ever does cease to reyolve on ifs axis 1t will be more than six thousand million years before it will Etop.-CoOper's JournaL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Unitr of Hnman sneech.

NJ. Maldant, a civil engineer of Paris, has organized a society for creating An International and Natural Language. '" As M. Maldant is man of great clever ness and family influence, he has obtained state patronage for his attempt tO restore unity to human speech. and he hopes to have made good progress by the time the EifTel Tower of Babel will be constructed In iSS9 The principles of the revolution, which are of universal application, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man are 10 be proclaimed there in 1889 in his gen. eral tOngue.-New Ork World.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

The market advanced owing to pur chRses said to be for American account, but lapsed at the close of the week ow- Ing to decline m Iudian Exchanges.
 CoPPER.-Coppsr has advanced dur ing the week. and 10 lOGlOlS glO l5c. have been bid and refused for Spot Lake. We doubt very much If lO2Oc or even l0l,c would draw out 5OGOOO pounds. Futures are 10 49H 10 4jc., and few of the producers are wiling to con tract ahead for what IS C rather scarce article. No transactions Of any magnl- tude have been reported, but we besr of abUu. 100000 pounds having been pur- chased on the rising market. Casting brands, Ortor1 and Baltimore, are firm. at 9if G9l Se., according to brand. LEAD.-The lead market is weaker. and prices have gone off s little under light sales: ii cents has been reached, thOuRh 455G46Oc, is fsirer quota ton.
 Consumption IS very large, and though it is certain that the production during this year, and especially during the lat ter hsli of it, will be much larger than in lSS6. yet there Is a far probability that the c1Dsumptive demand will sb' sorb all we can produce, which simply means that the price will remaln al but little below the importing point. Cables to-day quOte: Soft Spanish sl2 g. 6i.-Mining and EnglneerinG Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
MT, B. T. Thomas,
 Tucson, Arizona.
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR :
 General Lsgd Ofiic-.. WAsHINGTos. D. c, June IS, 1887. Mr, Be- jsuiD N. Thomas, Tucson, Ar- IZ+rE:
 SlR.-I enclose herewith. letter of the President. dated the llih InSt., remoyiuF ,au from the Cffioe ol Register of tb. La.d Office 70 Tucson. Arizons, to tsk. feet CD the appointment and quslIfca ion of your succr-eor.
 Very Respectfully,
 WM. \. J. SPARKS,
 Commissioner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
DEPARTMENT cF THE INTERIOR. Geperal I.Hd Office.

1EfAAAhESI cE THE INFERIOR !
 General Land Office,
 June lStn, 1887. SIR:-lhe Pr-sidsut ot tbe United Sisies having appointed i. D. Duff ;o b. Register ofthe LRud Office at Tue son. Ariz 1ns. you are authorized und requested to deliver to hIn immediate D upon his showing you his commIs- sion, all The books, papers, documents, 'urnit, re and articles of every descrip- ton sppertsiDiug Go said office, and to take duplicate receipts for the same, particularly enumersting q various ar- iclss, one of which you will be pleased to trbnsmit immediately to this office. Your osisihl duties Eill terminate on the day of the date of said receipts See Sec. 2222, page 392 Revised Statuies),
 Very Respectfully,
 WI A. J. SPARKS
 Commissioner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Anhenssr.Busch Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent sn order for Col. Dur not 70 sell Lemp's beer for S2.50 per dozen, but so sell only tne vorld-renownsa, celebrated Anheus-r- Busch beer, Ice-cold. st S2-5O per dozen or 25 cents ger bottle. Delivered to any part of .ae city without extra charge Wsrun, Dsrun.
 JosxPH DUEB.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
site Saddles and Fipe Harness.

Ladies sIde saddle 3 horns at prlces ranging from 10 to S25 each. Single set of nickle plated hand made carriage harness SIS co. Finely finished double harness nickle plated from S2U. to S35, All other goods as competing prlces.
 F. J. VILLAEscUsAs
 No.l5l Meyer q Oehos St, h,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
nrtnkinr In ReIrInm-

M Laveleye says that Belgium is fast becoming the hardest spirit drinking country in Europe, coming next after Denmark and Russia It has a drinking IlAce for every ten families.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
losxPH DURB
To fhe Public.

Having purchased the Insurance business of Wm. 4. Scott, Jr., all busi- ness heretofore intrusted to him will re- ceive the same care and attention by the undersigned.
 In UypYRwoop ( WILLIAMS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Where. Oh. Where is Grorer2

Last year the President suspended B M. Thomas, register of the land office here, and in December replaced him with C. E. Daily very much to the dis. gust ot everyone in this land district on March ard the sens!e rejected Daley much to the sstisfsct on of this people; but since March 4th the settlers upon the public lands have been subjected to extrs me inconvenience by reason of the failure of the Department to order Register Thomas back here to take up the duties Of his office.
 Finally, on the I7sh uls,, the Presi- dent Sas induced to sct, and he caused she following instructions to be issued Co Register Thomas:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WAsHISGIOS, June r., 1887. SIR:-You are hereby removed from the o;tice ci Register of the Land Cffic, st Tucson, Arizona, to take effect on the appointment. and qualification of your successor.
 GROVER CLEVELAND. To Mir. BeDjamin Thomas, Tucson, Arlzopa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
Notice of Forfaiiure.

To W H. Smith. Y-u R-r tHr-l- rrfIr-l that the undersigned has eyr~r,.ai aIrllE taa year ending December 3i. 1s-i. one a.lu r-.i tai lars m the performance uf tts .rel lahar upon the Bernard mIne. -i aatrI tn tt tsr. s s- vii mining di- trict, Gu g et riIrH. larr1- tory of Arfzuna. and recorded lU fH- .t Irrf L- cor ier's office Book N, Record oi N ls- 1sr-s I'd 3i and 5-. ID order to hold % same. a- r- suirad by Sec iOn 2.3 uf the H@I-#t ratz-es of the UnI5ed ates; and yu. Q T-upartrUU Hf 1- AmOlnt , expended and due tu tL- uue-rals s-- -li is fifty dOilars and if y1g. zoHr hsirs pr ss f-r- fail tn contribute your propertluG ut he -l -- expended within q Inety d .ys after the u11.frs tiOu of this notice. yuur tl -r ln -lIl H-@rrlfl mine vi beeon the properr of s.ar % ua-r undersigr ed who has ut-l su-l aNra-dl ture. BEisNasD sOui
 Tucson. Fsbrusry 7th-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

Doctor Thomss immediately came from Santa Fe and assumed the dGtles # the ofIice on June 29;h. Dailey. i, the mean time, had been appointed clerk ID the laHd office. and not having been advssf Oi Dr. Tnomas' coming. he ;elagraphed the commissioner to know gnat to do. Tue comm ssiOner. sr
 ight have been expected placed him self in conflict with the Presidents or fer asd bis OWE hv iDsiructing Daiie, 70 turn over the office to Judge Duff rhomss then sent tte following trls- sram Co the President and Q similar one 70 the Secretary of the Interior:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
JOSEPH DURR.
Catarrh, Hay or Rose Fever.

Catarrh, Hay or Rose Fever.
 The cleansing, soothing and healing properties of Dsrby's Prophylactie Fluid are experienced in the treatment and cure of Catsrrh and kindred complaints. The Fluid soOthes and heals the inflsm- sd membranes and removes the offensive >dor that characteriZes the disease. Should the inflammation have reached he throat use the Fluid as a gsrgIe to illsy the inflammation and to disinfect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

This wes official assurance that Judge Duff had qualified and according to the terms ct the Presidents removal Ot D ctor fhomas, it took effect on the .pp .in'ms3t aud q1alIti 'aron of his successor, so vixen Judge Dufi arrived this morrIn- wiih taiegraphio instruc- tions to take possession Cf the office. Thomas term oi oiiirs at once cea'ed, and he turned over the keys at once c" Dna sud rstt.cd. fist guarding the point as Co bic successor coming into actual posse sesiCn oi tue property for which he .sas ssnuei5ir, aud t.en maki0s de nasnd upon proper diehursirg ageu. cf the govern 1.ent for~ll the emo'umen 3 .s she office from March 5'b, tp Jaly 5th 1887. Tbe uffic- is rid Of Daley, and no duuht he has tha consolation Of the ,oud-inet hi. eff1r's were tOt appre- ciated ny th= wicked vcfld.
 We'll, whel the government business in nll i,s branches is Plsced in as chaotic a c ndiiiun .s 1t is iD the land office Ee-e. the republicans will have to sgsin s,rniehten it ont, aud that point has been nearly reached.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
MARKETS

NEw YORK, Friday Evening. July 1. Price Of silver per Ounce Troy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
U. $. LAND OFFICE.
 TUcsus, ARIz SA,

.iuue 3J n. 1887. , To Grcver Clevelsud, President of inc
 UnIt-d States Washington, D. C; Your lliter of June l7. 1887. inform> me tha. ! an removed as Register of the Issud Office at Tucson, AriE.. 10 take sfF.ct upon the aDpoin ment ard qualIfi eat on of my successor.
 On June IS. 1887 ih, Commissioner ol ;he Gencral Lend OAice wrote ne Co urn over tn \. D. Dull immediately upon hIs slowing roe his commission a. my successor every thiDg Bpper,AIulng to -sid cftice. my duties to terminate upOn the day I reee.vs my successors receipts The Commissioner of the Gen. -ral Land Office has today telegrRphed ~ F. Daley, rejected Register and now clerk. to turn over this office tO ny sue oessor.
 Under your letter of June 17ih and she lav, | understand that l an Regis .er hera tO be relieved by A. ID. Duff. sud 1 resumed personal chsrRe of thu office on Juue 27th. 1887. Shall l or C. F. Ds!ley confioae in charge ot and turn ov this Ciiice Co \. D. Duff Am I B. r.is-er uuiil relieved by my sGcces- -0r, A. l.. pIfi, or not?
 B. ii. THOMAS, Register. On July 2ld, 1881 be receIyed the following mast=rly evasion n reply:
 WAsHIxGTos, D. C., July 2, 1887. ru E, T ru.m .s, Tucson, Arizona. Register DaiTs bond hss been ep- proved. sni cun mission forwarded The commissioner mas directed hun to take plB-sssi5u oi the office and papers Gt oaCe. L. C. LAMAR,
 Secretary,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

., sterl'g Iandn~ v r- str'le Lon. NJ U. Ex Pence ~. IL Ex. Pence Cts. ss Lsi nl qs,, 2g LSI Hii e5i. g7 4safs 4tii e5ia 3l A-t & 2s 4s3i. ip. 95 1' 4si iss siii
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